OK, that was slightly misleading. I've sold a few mini prints internationally of late, and so I needed to crank out a few more for my stash (Tesla is an international seller!). I needed to ship two Teslas right away, and if you've used Akua ink then you know it takes awhile to dry. I have a sweet-ass gas oven from the 50s that is always warm so I "baked" my prints overnight.
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I have heard about Akua inks. They are water based correct? Are they less toxic than regular etching inks? I was thinking about trying them.
I love them. They still contain pigment, but the bonus comes when you're cleaning. Just a soapy water clean up. They don't smell anything like oil based inks. Maybe a cooking oil smell if anything.
Thanks Cathy. I am going to have to give them a try.
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